Everything from Korea is popular, and Nanta Cookin’ is no exception.
Cooking up a storm in the kitchen, the antics of the chefs had the audience laughing in stitches.
The Chinese name is δΉ±ζ (seriously haha!), and the way chefs chop and slice the ingredients might tell us why NANTA is so hilarious and entertaining.
We heard Nanta is the no1 show in Korea, and you do not need to understand “An1 Yeong1 Ha3 Sae3 Yong1” to love the performance.
Cooking meets comedy meet Samulnori (traditional Korean instrument), you can expect more hilarious interactions then real cooking.
Everything in the kitchen can be transformed into a musical instrument. The ladle, pots, knives and even stove!
We witness some funny kitchen rituals too, praying to their culinary God perhaps haha, and someone stuck in a container π
Flute, a goose which refuse to stop quacking, and an awesome amount of drumming.
We have never seen a messier kitchen before, but audience soak up all the fun stuffs.
We even clap along enthusiastically with the chefs.
(image credit Sistic)
Along the synchronized drumming, I reminded the kids that our home’s kitchen utensil should remain in the kitchen. No nunchakus or shields π
Thank you to Resorts World Sentosa for extending the invite, NANTA cookin ticket details and synopsis is available on Sistic website.
If you pass by East Coast, you might think DiggerSite is a real construction site. Until you see beaming kids controlling the mini excavators π
“Construction site” with real signboards and Personal Protective Equipment. Hello Fans of “Bob The builders” and “Transformers Constructicons”, what are you waiting for!
Realistic background, kids need to wear helmet and safety vest too! The SG50 “DANGER” t-shirt is optional but super adorable.
$50 gets you 10 tokens, believe me when I say the rides are very addictive. You can choose to spend all tokens on one day, or use within 3 months.
Indoor excavator is cool (literally) as room is air conditioned π Play UFO and pickup up the balls by maneuvering the grip. Challenge each other to see who has the best reflexes.
It looks easy, but you need good coordination to control the excavator, up,down,left,right, grab and release etc. Under the helmet, players will soon perspire, it is tough to work in the construction industry.
Outdoor SAND Play, need I say more? The whole area is under a roof, so we are sheltered from the sun.
We spend the most time at the wrecking balls section. Kids were trying to outdo each other by challenging each other to knock down all the pins first.
The excavators are fixed to the ground, so no worries about the kids driving off or knocking down the roofs! It is very safe as long as kids listen to the safety instructions and do not go near other moving excavators.
We understand log section was only two weeks old, the shelter was not even up yet (it is ready now). Kids love the challenge of picking the log and dumping it into the wheelbarrow.
Some kids (and adults) might have coordination problems, others look like experienced supervisors. But everyone will have fun. If you need to know, my girl is on par or better than her brothers π
I was so tempted to challenge the kids but was worried that other kids will think “Uncle” snatch their toy.
More than the thrill rides, the staffs at DiggerSite are all very friendly and patient.
They are good with kids and keep engaging kids on the correct techniques.
Souvenirs for hardcore fans π
Happy siblings, happy parents.
DiggerSite mentioned that excavators are suitable for kids 3 and up. Most parents would not mind letting the child sit on their laps.
Diggersite Address : Diggersite, 1020 East Coast Pkwy, Singapore 449878
Contact Number : No Contact number, but we would recommend you to message Diggersite beforehand for availability. Seems like a few childcare centers will be bringing the kids down π
Operating hours : 11am to 9pm (Mon to Fri), 9am to 9 pm(Sat,Sun and Public Holiday)
Tickets : $7 per ride (5 minutes), x3 tickets bundle at $18, we recommend getting the membership for 10 rides at $50 (valid for three months)
More details about DiggerSite can be found on their Fanpage.
Do pop by our own Fanpage album to view more fun excavation.
